Liu Xingqi is named in International Labour Organization freedom-of-association records and Asia Watch reporting among Changsha Workers’ Autonomous Federation members targeted after the 1989 democracy movement. The reviewed source set renders his name in romanization; this archive does not assign Chinese characters without reliable evidence.
Canonical profile
See the canonical Person Profile for Liu Xingqi.
Documented record
Asia Watch reported Liu among five Changsha Workers’ Autonomous Federation leaders arrested around June 16, 1989. The ILO Committee on Freedom of Association later recorded the PRC government’s response that Liu received three years’ imprisonment for disturbing public order. The original judgment has not been recovered in the evidence set used here.
Source relationship
The ILO record and Asia Watch sentence reporting overlap in evidentiary lineage and are not treated as two independent confirmations. Official accusations concerning “counterrevolutionary propaganda,” traffic obstruction and strike activity are retained only as attributed allegations.
Source register
- International Labour Organization, Committee on Freedom of Association, Case No. 1500 — China records including the government response reporting the Changsha sentences.
- Asia Watch / Human Rights Watch — reporting on arrests of Changsha Workers’ Autonomous Federation members after June 1989.
Research limits
The reviewed record does not establish a definitive Chinese-character form, occupation, precise organizational office, original judgment, prison placement, release chronology, post-release life, or current status. None is inferred.